Explore the BMW International Open Entry List: Key Models & Global Availability

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Dan Brown dedicated his second DP World Tour title to his late friend after winning the BMW International Open.. Ewen Ferguson sits alongside illustrious countrymen Sandy Lyle and Colin Montgomerie as just the third Scottish winner of the BMW International Open after landing his third DP World Tour title.. Munich.

The player field for the 36th BMW International Open (2-6 July 2025, GC München Eichenried) is complete. Among the 156 participants, new additions include the American brothers Wesley and George Bryan, as well as Spain's José Luis Ballester, each of whom received a wild card from tournament organiser BMW. The BMW Open in Munich has been upgraded to ATP 500 level for this year's tournament, and five players in the top 20 of the ATP Rankings are set to feature.

The 1989 BMW International Open marked the start of BMW's involvement in international golf and has long been an institution on the DP World Tour, thrilling golf pros and spectators alike with its premium set-up, joyful atmosphere and seasoned with Bavarian zest for life. The iconic German tournament has been taking place under the same name without interruption for longer than any other. The 2025 BMW International Open field is set with the passing of the typical Friday entry deadline.

This week's DP World Tour field is set for this event, played at Golfclub München Eichenried in. Everything you need to know about the 2025 BMW Open Munich ATP event - entry list, prize money and points overview, draw, news, and more. The ATP 500 tournament in Munich is lining up for the next edition.

Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton have confirmed their participation. * Final entry list published * 'Bryan Bros' and U.S. Amateur Champion Jose Luis Ballester to make their debut at the BMW International Open * National amateur spots for Tim Wiedemeyer and Wolfgang.

+ ++ Final entry list published +++ 'Bryan Bros' (USA) and U.S. Amateur Champion José Luis Ballester (ESP) to make their debut at the BMW International Open +++ National amateur spots for Tim Wiedemeyer (GC St. Leon-Rot) and Wolfgang Glawe (GC Hubbelrath) +++ Media Service: Key facts & figures at a glance +++ Munich.

The player field for the 36th BMW International Open (2-6 July 2025, GC.